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Area Code 800 Trends and Insights
In area code 800, population and demographic dynamics remain diverse, with varying economic trends supporting a range of industries. As per public data sources, the region has evolved with shifts in consumer behavior and communication patterns strongly influenced by technological advancements.
Call Complaint Trends
Examining FCC complaint metrics for area code 800 from 2014 to 2023 reveals notable shifts in communication preferences. Wireless/mobile complaints rose, peaking in 2019, whereas wired complaints declined sharply post-2018. VOIP complaints maintained steadiness recently, suggesting a shift in communication modes. Complaints on call types highlight an increase in prerecorded voice call grievances, especially peaking in 2019, while live voice call complaints decreased after reaching a peak in 2017. Notably, no abandoned call complaints were reported in 2022 and 2023. Complaints related to telemarketing, unwanted calls, and robocalls peaked in the mid-2010s. However, by 2023, these complaint types had notably decreased, indicating changing consumer engagements and regulatory impacts.
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(800) 300-0245
Correction to previous submission: I just got a call from 800-300-02***from apparently India, claiming he had to show me a problem with my service on my computer. I asked what service and he said just to sign into my computer. He then told me to press CONTROL, WINDOWS KEY, and R key so he could fix the problem. I kept asking him what that would do, and he kept saying to just do it -to type the key sequence in. I kept him on the phone do, asking questions and while I had him on the phone I Google what would happen if I did as he requested. When I googled it came up as a scam that would do things not good to my computer. I kept asking what company he was with and he said AOL. I told him that was not my internet service provider, had the wrong number, and that he was scamming people, then ***g up on him. Warning! Some scammers will call and say you have a virus or whatever and that they will 'help' you 'fix' it (they will upload a virus to your computer). If they will ask you to push the Windows Key and R at the same time., don't do it. Don't run whatever they tell you. Do NOT do what they say, they steal your information! Most importantly, report them to: [email protected], and ftc.gov/complaint
(800) 300-0245
I just got a call from 800-300-2***from apparently India, claiming he had to show me a problem with my service on my computer. I asked what service and he said just to sign into my computer. He then told me to press CONTROL, WINDOWS KEY, and R key so he could fix the problem. I kept asking him what that would do , and he kept saying to just do it -to type the key sequence in. I kept him on the phone phone asking questions and while I had him on the phone I Google what would happen if I did as he requested. When I googled it came up as a scam that would do things not good to my computer. I kept asking what company he was with and he said AOL. I told him that was not my internet service provider off, had the wrong number, and that he was scamming people, then ***g up on him.Warning! Some scammers will call and say you have a virus and that they will 'help' you 'fix' it (they will upload a virus to your computer). They will ask you to push the Windows Key and R at the same time. Don't run whatever they tell you. Do NOT do what they say, they steal your information!